S2S Sisters: “Intentional Forgiveness: Keeping our Spirits Free and Clean” by Edith Burkholder

February 4, 2023
Strength to Strength Sisters welcomed Edith Burkholder to discuss how to move on from difficult situations, make peace with our past, and grow through it all by learning to forgive eachother as God has forgiven us.
As we live and serve with other people, there are sometimes misunderstandings and problems in relationships. Edith will share about things that have helped her in times when she felt stuck in ruts of thinking and helped to bring her to more full forgiveness.
An interactive question-and-answer period follows.
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[@gwendolynkrupa8892]

Edith thank you for sharing your wisdom.

[@EM-mr7pm]

Can you tell us something about the experience with head covering in society? What do people say when they see you covered and what do you say to them?

[@nicki8869]

Thank you so very much for this. I have tremendous childhood trauma and this video made me cry. Thank you for all things you shared, it was so powerful. Is there a way to connect? I really enjoy your videos. It is a blessing. Praise the Lord. God bless you all

[@StrengthtoStrength]

To connect, go to strengthtostrength.org/contact/ and ask to connect. Thanks!

[@creinicke1000]

So.. if it's not safe for me to actually reconcile... I can't expose my family to a person who isn't good for my family. Do I have to contact the person to tell them I forgave them a long time ago? I will always love and want the best for her... But I don't want to risk a relationship that will only restart problems. So I've just forgiven her on my own, but I've never told her that. My concern is that she may believe I hate her.. and that may give her pain, but I don't want her in pain, despite not being able to have a relationship. Any advice? It's a can of worms I don't want to open, but she's old, and I may run out of time.